The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith (novelisation)

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The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith, based upon the televised story of the same name, is the first novelisation of a story from Series 3 of The Sarah Jane Adventures, and the first to be published since The Day of the Clown.

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Notes

  • An image of the Tenth Doctor appears on the cover. This is the first time the Doctor has appeared on the cover of a spin-off series-based novel (and indeed is also the first time he has been featured as a major character in a spin-off book, too).
  • This is also the first time the Doctor has appeared in a novelisation since the revival of the parent series in 2005, which makes The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith the first novelisation of a televised Doctor Who story since the TV Movie was adapted in 1996 (although the last "regular-episode" novelisation was DWN: The Evil of the Daleks in 1993). A 2004 novelisation of WC: Scream of the Shalka was published as well, though it falls outside regular continuity.
  • It also marks the first appearance of the Tenth Doctor in a novel outside BBC Books line, as the Sarah Jane novelisations are published by Penguin Character Books.
  • This is the ninth book in the SJA novelisation series, as indicated by the number "9" on the spine, indicating this is the ninth book in the SJA novel series. The reason that it is the ninth story novelised, despite the fact that it was not the ninth story broadcast, is simply because some stories have not yet been novelised.
  • As of fall 2010 this stands as the final SJA novelisation published to date. Two further books (including one featuring the Eleventh Doctor) were announced for publication in November 2010, but were subsequently cancelled. They have recently been announced as eBooks.

Deviations from the Televised Story

  • Luke is stated to be on a diet as he had recently been fattened up by an alien that they had defeated.
  • Sarah Jane briefly thinks of Harry Sullivan, believing he would have loved to be at her wedding, and remembering his habit of calling her "old thing".

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